Bennington liquor store holdup suspect pleads not guilty
Alfred Eugene Price, 41, of Fort Lauderdale, pleads not guilty in Bennington District Court to grand larceny larceny against a person and simple assault in the liquor store holdup case. Bail set at 25000 15000 and 5000 respectively. Police note possible links to other jewelry store burglaries and two Florida accomplices remain at large.
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State Quer
Depot Street
Bennington
Alfred Eugene Price
Ft. Lawerdale
Fla
John P. Morrissey
Charles Capriela
Price
Rutland
Neil S. Moss
General Assembly
Raymond Bolton
Main Street
Bolton
Shaftsbury
Florida
Moss
Talsigr
Arthur Sekall
Ft. Lauderdale
Wickoulis Indelicata
Miami
Sekall
Indelicata
Bennington leads Vermont liquor sales in 1972 report
Vermont Liquor Control Board data show Bennington stores totaling 4.95 million in fiscal 1972 across Bennington County. Bennington and Pownal outlets surpass Brattleboro stores, while state stores grossed 32.919 million statewide with 8 million revenue tax. December tops sales months. Seagram's leads case purchases.
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Bennington
Vermont
Vermont Liquor Control Board
Manchester Center
Pownal
Arlington
Bennington County
Liquor Control Board
Pownalee
Brattleboro
LCB
Seagram’s
Heublein
Hiram Walker
Schenley
Heer
Cittes
Liquor Central Board
Lawrence M. Dawson
Montpelier
Raymond H. Moore
Saxtons River
Robert L. Picher
Winooski
Warry F. Walker
Jon Hickey
Boardman Denies Want For Banking and Insurance Post
Former Vermont state senator Robert Boardman says he proposes a Vermont Agency of Consumer Protection with Labor and Industry, Public Service Board and Banking and Insurance as parts. He denies interest in the banking and insurance commissioner job, urging two separate heads for the split department.
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Sioner
Boardman
Thomas P. Salmon
Consumer Protection
Labor and Industry
Public Service Board
Banking and Insurance
Naly
Banking and Insurance Department
Charles Black
Slowe
Vermont
Madelyn Davidson
Monntpelier
Montpelier National Bank
Norman James
Salman
Department of Banking Sic Insurance
BCRC panel to report findings on land plan Feb 9
A seven member panel appointed by the Bennington County Regional Commission will study the revised Vermont Land Capability and Development Plan and issue its findings by February 9. The group, including John M. Moore and other regional members, will present to the BCRC and county lawmakers at the February 9 meeting, with discussions focused on the plan’s impact on Bennington County.
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BCRC
Charles Bonenti Arlington
Ube
Bennington County Regional Commission
Vermont
John Stinson
Bennington County
Vermont House
John M. Moore
Arlington
Benningtonistrict Environmental Commission
Ferdinand Hongariz
Douglas C. Schner
Manchester
Thomas F. Hurley
Pownal
Herbert Catlin
Penn
Douglas Tsehorn
Sandgate
Richard G. Leake
Bennington
District Environmental Commmission
Simson
Environmental Commission
Nixon, Saigon aide confer on postwar relations
President Nixon met with South Vietnamese Foreign Minister Tran Van Lam to discuss postwar relations. Present were Henry Kissinger, who negotiated the cease fire, and South Vietnamese ambassador Tran Kim Phuong in the President’s office. Press secretary Ronald Ziegler provided details to reporters.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Tran van Jam
Saigon
Henry Aa. Kissinger
Vietnam
Tran Kim Phuong
Ronald L. Zieyter
Sister Candon Reconsiders Resignation at Trinity College
Sister Elizabeth Candon agreed to withdraw her resignation as president of Trinity College and extend her term to August 1, 1977. The college will use the time to find a successor and plan a celebration for the 50th anniversary year in 1975. The board expressed strong support for her administration.
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Burlington
Elizabeth Candon
Trinity College
Stevenson to Wed Again in June
Woodside Calif UPI businessman John Fell Stevenson son of the late ambassador Adlai Stevenson will marry Elizabeth Flood in June It will be his second marriage and the first for Miss Flood a teacher
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Woodside
Calif
Secrecy bill panel to meet in Montpelier
A special committee formed to rewrite Sen. Alden's right to know bill will hold its first meeting Wednesday at the State House. Led by Sen. Robert Daniels and Rep. Orrin Beattie, the panel aims to mandate open meetings for all government bodies except disciplinary discussions. The group includes Alden, VBA President Ralph Foote, VSPA President Gordon Mills, and VCLU's Craig Murray.
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Alden
Vermont Bar Association
Ralph Foote
Vermont Press Association
Gordon Mills
Craig Murray
The
Vermont Civil Liberties Union
Webster to speak at Southern Vermont home builders meeting
Donald W. Webster Vermont secretary of Development and Community Affairs will speak at the Southern Vermont Home Builders Association annual meeting in Manchester at the Avalanche Motor Lodge on Wednesday January 31 social hour 650 p.m. and dinner 739 p.m. Edward A. Greenberg Bennington association director handles publicity.
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Donald W. Webster
Vermont
Isl
Southern Vermont Homebuilders Associslion
Avalanche Motor
Manchester
Webster
Thomas F. Salmon
Oberlin College
NYU
University of Massachusetts
Burlington
Vermont Democratic Party
Max Webster
Bennington
Homer H. Webster
County National Bank
Edward A. Greenberg
Southern Vermont Home Builders Association
Elks Smoker and Bennington Activities Spur Community Notices
Bennington briefs list the Elks Smoker fundraiser for MAYAA Peewee, with Pittsburgh Steeler John Dockery attending to show 1972 season films at the Elks Club. Also notes Mahar & Son Funeral Home service for Quincy Harrington, a Bobby Lock Hop event at Mt. Anthony cafeteria, St Marys Guild meeting and potluck, Post 13 American Legion meeting, and hospital notes with admissions discharges births.
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Elks
Elks Club
John Dockery
Pittsburgh Steelers
John C. Reed
Paul Johnson
Arnold Blackstone
Tabert Milsovic
Bobby Lock
Mt. Anthony
Post 13
American Legion
Elks Rooms
Icy roads trigger Bennington crashes and brief power outage
Plunging temperatures and slick streets sparked a string of accidents in Bennington yesterday and this morning. About 80 customers lost power for around ninety minutes on Beech Street South Stream Road and Morgan Street as a utility line slipped from its sleeve. The Dulage began at 6 35 and service was restored by 2 45. A single vehicle crash occurred on Hicks Avenue near Route 7 Willow Road at 12 40 a m involving a 1971 Dodge driven by David Carrier 21 of Bennington who was uninjured though the truck suffered major damage. Three other noninjury crashes occurred Monday including a 1969 Chrysler driven by Henry Tobin 19 and a 19 year old Diana Crecin both of Bennington on Gore Road, a Park and North Branch streets collision between a 1972 Gremlin driven by Wilma Hill 24 and a 1966 Buick driven by Edward Rice 44, and a Post Office truck rear struck by a 1970 Chevrolet van driven by Barry Little 30 of Rutland near Mammoth Mart.
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Bennington
Beech Street
South Stream Road
Morgan Street
Central Vermont Public Service Offighals
Hicks Avenue
Route 7
Willow Road
David 4. Carrier
Carrier
Gore Road
Henry 0.Tobin
Diana Crecium
Tobin
Anabella
Park and
North Branch Streets
Wilma d. Hill
Edward Rice
Hill
North Branch
Rice
Park
U.S. Post Office
Mammoth Mart
Jesse N. Mallory
Masmoth Mert
Barry G. Little
Rutland
Auditors to present town books audit tonight
Auditors from Darling, Kelly Co. will present their professional audit of the town's books to Selectmen tonight. The Barra finn began work in December and the remaining audit is hourly. Selectmen will discuss March Town Meeting warrant articles and host a visit by members of the local League of Women Voters.
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Darling, Kelly Co
Barra Finn
League of Women Voters
Foster of 31 runs for UVM trustee seat
Two Democrats and two Republicans enter the race for the University of Vermont Board of Trustees. Thomas E. Foster of Bennington joins Democrat Timothy O’Connor of Brandon as candidates, with Republicans Merritt Hewitt of Shaftsbury and Blecherd Snelling of Shelburne competing. Three trustees will be elected by a joint assembly on February 15.
Obituary: Quincy Harrington of Leominster Dies at five
Quincy Theodore Harrington of 25 Anthony Drive Leominster Mass coroposing room foreman on the Leominster Enterprise and former mechanical superintendent on The Banner died unexpectedly early this morning at Leominster Hospital. He was 5. Born April 7 1921 in Bennington he lived much of his life there and served in the U S Army in World War II. He returned to The Banner then moved to Leominster with his son in law Robert Plumb. He married Virginia Long on January 24 1942. He leaves wife mother daughter and son plus four grandchildren and one sister. Memorials may go to Leukemia Fund via Mahar Son Funeral Home. Calling hours are Wednesday 2 10 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Quincy Theodore Harrington
Anthony Drive
Leominster
Mass
Leominster Enterprise
Banner
Leominster Hospital
John H. and
Agnes (Baker) Harrington
Bennington
Cross Street
Bennington High School
Bendi
U.S. Army
American Legion
Long Ashe
Quincy Harrington
BenMont Printing Department
The
Robert Plumb
Virginia Long
Mr. Harrington
Mes
Robert
Nancy) Plumb
Thomas Barrington
Alan
John
Leukemian Fund
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Edward Ballantine 83. diplomat, Frost connection in obituary
Joseph W Ballantine 83 of 129 East 10th Street New York City husband of Lesley Frost daughter of the late poet Robert Frost died Monday in Fairfield Connecticut He directed the Office of Far Eastern Affairs and later worked at Brookings and NYU He had a long career including postings in Taiwan Canton Mukden Tokyo and Canton as consul general and secretary to the Navy conference He is survived by three daughters seven grandchildren and his wife retired from the Foreign Service in 1947 memorial service to be announced
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Joseph W. Ballantine
East 10Th SL
New York City
Lesley Frost
Robert Frost
van Doren Cone
Fairfield
Conn
Foreign Service
Office of
Far Eastern Affairs
Emilia A. Christy
Douglas Boone
Ojai
Calif
James Canille
Alice
Middletown
Mr. Ballantine
Ahmednagar
India
Foreign Services
Amherst College
Taiwan
Manchuria
Washington
London
Japan
Canton
Mukden
Tokyo
Joseph C. Grew
State Department
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South Shaftsbury Center
David Rupert
Bennington Liquor Store
Numero Uno
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State Environmental Board
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Deane €. Davis
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Congress
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Senate
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Ralph Nader
Candon
Eaeeting
Ziegler
Key Biscayne
United Ites
Stevenson
Donald Webster
Enkoeping
Sweden
Cooper
Bennington Briefs
Quincy JT. Harrington
St. Mary‘s Guild of
Warren Brundige
Beverly Feeney
Erin Day
Richard Gardner
Mildred Delaney
East Arlington
Deborah Boupton
Shoftsbury
Catherine Leary
Robert Bushee
Manchester Depot
Jean Kelley
Patricia Hullitan
Walter Ogden
Hoosick Falls
David Browe
Mountain View Trailer Park
Jodie Ann
Memorial Hospital
Fremont
Ohio
Kyle
Donald J. Murphy
Murphy
Kathleen Panforth
Robert Murphy
School St
Philip Danforth
Union St
Rep. Foster
UVM
May Long
River Street
Tate
Wilbur D. Long
St. Francis de Sales Church
William Yato
Daisy (Johnson) Yalo
William Yalo
West Arlington
Houte 67
Buskirk
N.Y
Sayville, NJ
Nassau Chapter
Order Eastern Star
Model A. Ford Club of America
Antique Auto Club of America
Diane Bradley
Troy
Eizabeth Green
Ruth Romeo
Spotswood
Charles A. Ackley
Cambridge
N Y
Robert Parrington
Cambridge United Presbyterian Church
Quincy T. Harrington
Brookings Institution
New York University
Cordell Hall
Nomura and
Kurusu
Pearl Harbor
Ballantine
Tennessee
Hall
Fryin Nes
Cen Bananas
SALEM
Jay Prices
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